Is This Good Quality For Youtube

[Guest]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N37YlpZqnXU

I tried to make it as good as I could but Im lost when it comes to perfecting render settings

[Jack.EXE]

seems pretty good. I'm no recording expert though.

[TheRoss0411]

Yes, but personally i would advise you not to get into youtube, it is almost impossible without a shoutout

But if you are doing it for fun i will not put you off

[Daannnyy]

Quality

 

 

 but personally i would advise you not to get into youtube, it is almost impossible without a shoutout

Agree 100% with Ross. But yes the Quality is really good!

[boggle4321]

seems good to me

[linusforsell]

Seems like you'll need a bit higher bit-rate, and preferably encode with VBR if you aren't already. that'll ensure you get some more details while moving but still maintaining a comfortable file size. That'll probably solve the massive tearing you get in your video while running.

[ManOfDisguise]

i dont see nothing wrong or bad with it.

[Canoas]

i dont see nothing wrong or bad with it.

so you do see something?

[Guest]

Seems like you'll need a bit higher bit-rate, and preferably encode with VBR if you aren't already. that'll ensure you get some more details while moving but still maintaining a comfortable file size. That'll probably solve the massive tearing you get in your video while running.

like how much should it be

[linusforsell]

like how much should it be

 

I'm afraid that's very different depending on the footage, but you might want to try bumping it up by maybe 20-25% for this particular clip and see if it makes it any better, otherwise it might not be worth the extra file size and it could possibly just be better to leave it at the current settings if that's the case.

 

Trial and error is key to finding out what settings work best for your footage and renderer.